Overview
- Feijóo presented the PP's full electoral programme on Tuesday, November 10, a 249‑measure document titled 'Reconstrucción nacional' that the party casts as a broad alternative to Pedro Sánchez's government.
- A central pillar targets migration and maritime security with a specific border plan, faster identification and returns, pursuit of criminal mafias and a formal PP request for a permanent Frontex deployment on the Algeria–Balearic route to address record arrivals in the Balearic Islands.
- The programme pledges concrete energy and household measures including repeal of the 7% electricity production tax, lower consumption levies and a single social energy tariff that would replace the existing electricity and thermal bonuses and apply across contract types.
- On state reform and social policy, the PP promises a 100‑day audit of all state spending, fewer ministries and top posts, a National Plan to restore state presence in provinces and islands, and a new Renta de Activación to merge the IMV and other subsidies while allowing recipients to work from day one.
- Proposals also toughen criminal‑justice rules with faster processing for repeat petty offenders, quick trials for minor crimes and harsher penalties for okupación and extreme sexual crimes, but all measures are campaign commitments that would need Cortes majorities, legal changes and EU cooperation to take effect.